AA in the SB 1/3
03-18-2018
, 08:05 AM
Hi all,
New table no real reads just yet. Table seems a little bit tougher than a normal 1/3 table.
H: I have around $280 to start the hand.
4 people limp to the button who raises to $12
We have A
A
and reraise to $32 --honestly I somehow misclicked this and meant to make it 42...
EVERYONE CALLS.
$192 Flop: 1082
Should we jam this flop always for max value?
New table no real reads just yet. Table seems a little bit tougher than a normal 1/3 table.
H: I have around $280 to start the hand.
4 people limp to the button who raises to $12
We have A
A and reraise to $32 --honestly I somehow misclicked this and meant to make it 42...EVERYONE CALLS.
$192 Flop: 10
82Should we jam this flop always for max value?
03-18-2018
, 09:33 AM
Quote:
Hi all,
New table no real reads just yet. Table seems a little bit tougher than a normal 1/3 table.
H: I have around $280 to start the hand.
4 people limp to the button who raises to $12
We have AA and reraise to $32 --honestly I somehow misclicked this and meant to make it 42...
EVERYONE CALLS.
$192 Flop: 1082
Should we jam this flop always for max value?
New table no real reads just yet. Table seems a little bit tougher than a normal 1/3 table.
H: I have around $280 to start the hand.
4 people limp to the button who raises to $12
We have A
A and reraise to $32 --honestly I somehow misclicked this and meant to make it 42...EVERYONE CALLS.
$192 Flop: 10
82Should we jam this flop always for max value?
03-19-2018
, 12:00 PM
Yeah, I go with the original thought raise size of $42 since it gives the raiser poor ~9:1 IO whereas the misclick raise size gives much better 14:1 IO, especially since we'll never be able to fold postflop given the SPR. Ha, 6way to the flop, awesome, and standard. 
I probably just shove cuz I don't know what else to do at this point with these stacks. We don't want to possibly give a free card for someone to catch up if we're good, and if we're not good, we should have lots of outs.
GcluelessNLnoobG
I probably just shove cuz I don't know what else to do at this point with these stacks. We don't want to possibly give a free card for someone to catch up if we're good, and if we're not good, we should have lots of outs.
GcluelessNLnoobG
03-19-2018
, 06:40 PM
Quote:
Hi all,
New table no real reads just yet. Table seems a little bit tougher than a normal 1/3 table.
H: I have around $280 to start the hand.
4 people limp to the button who raises to $12
We have AA and reraise to $32 --honestly I somehow misclicked this and meant to make it 42...
EVERYONE CALLS.
$192 Flop: 1082
Should we jam this flop always for max value?
New table no real reads just yet. Table seems a little bit tougher than a normal 1/3 table.
H: I have around $280 to start the hand.
4 people limp to the button who raises to $12
We have A
A and reraise to $32 --honestly I somehow misclicked this and meant to make it 42...EVERYONE CALLS.
$192 Flop: 10
82Should we jam this flop always for max value?
OP, in my opinion there are two routes to take here. first, I would under-rep and C-bet a standard bet for value, most really weak pairs/draws/A highs will call and those who connected (but are most likely still weaker than you) might even raise. At which point I would re-raise and possibly shove.
the second route i would consider is a solid check-raise 3x the bet, and keep check raising until someone shoves.
I dont think your folding this hand..... I would try to maximize value before shoving.